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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-06-17
Advertising hSates.

The large and reliable circulation OF tho CAn
BRIA FgggshE commends II to the favorable con
stderation OF nd dvcrtisers. v IA vors will tu.
serted at the following low rates
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Busu ess items. hrst insertion Ioc per line ea sh
subsequent insertion So. per line.
Administrator and Executors Mott sc5..-.. 7.6o
AudlJor's NotlceS- 1Oo
Stray and similar Notices. s............-..... l.BO
EF- Resoi'tiOnS proceeding Of any coTpoy a. 10
society 4 communications designed TO coil p
fioT to matter Of limited individual InteTe
must pdta yOl q advertisements.
JoB PRINTING of all kinds neatly and expedit-
ously executed at lowest prices. Don't you forget
IT
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-01

HruAw,Y's JUMP postponed IN nest
cianInu
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-01
Read Every Word Carefully.

At Sc yard, solid color and brocaded
dress goods, fully worth l5c. This
fabric is an excellent wearing goods,
and will be found very well adapted
Tor house dresses.
At lie a yard. This is an assorted lot,
consisting OF tricots, embossed scrgcs
and notified diagonals; any of them
would be cheap at double the money.
AT 2ac yard, double width all wool cash
mere, Just the thing for ladies' and
chldrpn's dresses and house wrappers,
worth isc wholesale, and sells at retail
Tor G0c.
AT i3c yard, plaid and checked double
width English suiting, beautiful new
and elegant texture, worth fully zoe.
This is y splendid bargain, rarely, il
ever, equalcd.
AT 50c yarl, All wool plaids in dark
color, suitable for tailor suits; goods
worth SIC. This is fabric that will
give the greatest satisfaction for dura'
bility. IL is 48 inches wide. Oui
price loday-is little, II any, more than
half yaluc-only 50c.
Tailor suitings, mixtures, ladies' cloths and
cashmcrcs marked at prices TO sell
them. All you who need dresses
don't procnstinate, but come today
and come early.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-01

MuLronp, Jewelcr, 2oi Main.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-01
Baried Alive.

II,RRlsnURo, Pa. Nov 3O.-A fall OF
rock and earth at walton's quauics, three
miles south Of llummelsiown, late ycsicr.
da. afternoon, buried three men and ~.
Noicly bruised fourth. Several Others
narrowly escaped with their lives. The
buried men are John Brickcr, French.
man named Ncrborncs, aud a Hungarian.
They are under a great mass Of earth and
stone. and their bodies cannot be rccot.
erred for several weeks. The accident could
not have been avoided, and no blame at'
tachcs TO any ono.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-01
MENKEN g. COMPANY.

wmrv once stamped on memory's
table We never forgc,, 30 saycth the
chewer OF the celebrated sol coleman's
ko-ko.iu.lu. lie or she will never forget
TO advise their friend 10 use the surest,
simplest aud best cure in the world for
dyspepsia or indigestion and general
breath purifier. Every one should try Il,
and see for themselves, for when once
convinced there will be no more suffering
with these horrid diseases II IL sold
everywhere at . cents n package.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-01

eve are simply going into liquidation,
taid members oi the dry goods firm u
Brown, Wood & Kingman, No. ~ Worth
street, New York, yesterday. There Is
no failure, as has been stated. There, YOU
have all the statement We care 10 make.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-01

TIN. C.nn not a curcall. but n quarter
al century Of constant use has demon
,iraicd beyond question that Tanners In
fallihlc Neuralgia Cure II the only known
infallible cure for all kinds Of neuralgia and
fofncryous headache. Fifty cents per box.
Manufactured by nangum Root Medicine
Co, Nashville, Tenn. Sold by Hester, 2s3
Main street
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Only rs Minutes by Rapid
Transit from the Cen
ter of the City.

90 nEGlN Getting q Home by paying 'mall
amounts each month. i'orln getting rich by
putting your savings into rc estate that will surely
,ncrras. In value The management NJ The Chick
niaw Land Company will 'Infc no cfoH Ia make
Prospect rafk the most attractive residence district
la the soull
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-01

For plnis and particulars apply At Office Of Tho
Company
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-01

pE.ru.NA and Man-a.lin worked miracles on
Mr.. Ellen Maynard's ulcers, Oswcgo, Ia.
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SLAUGHTER OF DRESS GOODS !
MENKEN AND COMPANY.

Today we announce bargain sale OF
Dress Goods which, for low prices and
qualities, has never been equalcd.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-01

TiCErrs for Prof. Downs Testimonial
Concert will bc sold 10 the pupils Of schools
at 80 cents. Tickets for sale at the hall
door.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-01

Jesse French Piano 4 Organ Co.,
o. n. llouck, yicc.prcsidcnt and manager
No. JG3 Main street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-01

Our doors will be open until O'clock,
p. m, every night until Christmas.
II. II. W. GoDwtS,
No nos Main st.
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sin.L nedncing Price.

Is order that the public may reap the
benefit OF our
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-02
THE MARKET FOR PRINT CLOTHS

FALL RIVER, Mass. JAN tspeciap-The market for
prints continues firm ut three for ftysixes and
three and three-cghths for sxtyfours The stock has
been reduced $4,000 pieces since the last report The
sales for the week comprise 10000 odds 5000 ftysixes
and 07OO sixty tours. Tho weekly statement is fol-
lows:
Production 1;5 600 pieces; deliveries 900 pieces
stock 10000; 600 spots 5000 futures; total.
I3l 900 pieces
The yearly statement OF the local print cloth market is
s follows:
Production for the year 1885. s915OOO pieces stock
on hand the close of 1885, 124 900 pieces; stock
hand NJ the close OF 1885 600 pieces sales for t.
year per weekly reporrs-Odd. 2.573.0O0 pieces COX
56. 425, 900 peces 6ix64 4S62. 900 pieces: total,
7s,605 pecea sold by ms for conversion. not reported
In brokers sales 83l 900 pieces total s79l 900 pieces
highest price the year for 6as GA cents for 5Gs gle
lowest price for CAS- gle cents; for Sos % cents
average price for 6is 1908 cents for 66s 1928 cents
cloth sold for future delivery al the close of 1896:
1907 900 pieces sold for future delivery at the close OF
1885, 100000 peccs stock In the country ut close Of
1880 100000 pieces; 1881, l.O6s.OOO picces; 1852.
S44 900 pieces; 1883. $4,000 pieces 1884, 114lOOO
pieces 1885, 475,00o pieces; 1885, 235.oo0 pieces.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-02
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
THE III rROLEUM EXCHINGE.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The year 1886 blue IN the ol trade ~ Jar AZ
high prices the record nrt broken
crude selling per barrel time In each wear q" s
history II attained prominence ~ commercm an"
speculative product The highest price reached was We
cents January 20. and on August "a II WAS ~ 10"
bgl. cents There recovery 10 sls Gems
December ls38 Int that rise followed by the col
lapse cnts um VIII point the allies were mol ma
trria 20 crnde oil compares with the oo"ing
figures years; lS3bhgh ~ 24S low 7i'% cents
average year e2I cents IsSl-high 81 oo'i low.
n p cents: average Sj'4 1-S2-high 81 81 low.
49, cents average. 7sa cents. lSo3-high II ~ low
So cents: average 81 O74 1884 high 81 15Ns; low OIL
CENTS; average $50 1855 high. 81 l2H low, DO
ccns AVERAGE SS2 cant1. But the ne"
ytar begins with more favorable ou'iooA
,h,n id 1856. for there seems every PROMISE
barring the opruuco district not now IA sgh,
thai The drcug srovn hy PRODUCTION IN ihn art
~ I've continued ~ irat or inc hf-t ~"
months 1871 the pipe lne deliveries mace Mani
some gains from January 10 Ap;ii lhc!uNr
the five months Ito dcNe0lm hls w Tue
Sha neis sweled IN runs uh'l "N
exoerr'es del Bnt sshingt0ns backbone hPp's
To hIokeu older fields falling on Serious lhc ow
price. check eNiravasant ventures oy am
trs. The result that Tie month just passed "l p "'.ny
Rood 81 re line ran" ih
ans other months 1886 Here the dsly average p,
line returns the Consolidated Stock AMI frii"
lum xchang" Tor lseG. The hsuIes Tor DccemOcf peihB
partly estimated: -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-02

Money was easy all the week ana the expected sirin
gency Oh OF preparations for January paymcut
did no, occur The exceptional high rate for call loans
during tn week per cent The business generally
done at per cent The foreign exchanges we're
rather account of the large imporiation- OF
gold closed the hass Of 81 S0 and 81 Sli2
respectively FOR long and short sterling
AT the Stock xchange there marked recovery In
TEMPER OF the speculation. well values The i'm
pIOvenents noted. the principal Of which IN
Guided In the sutoined table. generally were gradual
without All, OF the characteristics OF boom some OF
the low priced stocks. which questionable or uhccT
tain values however made recOveres almost rapid n
they had declined two weeks ago. tor the
better classes OF both stocks and bonds the
speculation moved slower and conservil-
lively. Nevertheless their prices advanced
and such gains made seemed 10 be rooted to stay
The in stocks only 10000 shares greater than
for tae preceding week he situation "as aided BY cay
money ana the absolute dcartL Of sO,ks for sac either
on hpov reactions. This bat point Wa clearly
illustrated by the movements early In the "reH In the
lat haliho of yesterdays business the market Was
subjected to fierce rad on values Prices IN,
der tho immediate pressure declined ! per cent
in very unsettled condition. At the
uptown resorts that evening all SORTS 0i caiaues Sfre
predicted aud London aud tue other European ma Aeis
were 10 be thrown into condition OF paic on Anctirin
securities 10y the late operations at the Newi"rk 1tpR
Exchange. severe snow storm In Great Britain pros
,rate the land wires 70 thnt on IneSdsy Their was no
communication between London ana sew 10Th i me
New-York market opened on Inesia n m ny'rn
ali her than Mondays Closing HRhr'S'
and has To improve from that time I'll the lose
the week. When EondOn's Tuesday morning prices
were received, which on Ncdn"sdhy. the hgiifrs
showed that there been In London thar the
quotations had simply adapted themselves "a Nohchy
evening home figures, and then that the market esei
waiting further advices from New'york The most i'm
poriuut influences OF the week. however were some
remarkably good exhibits OF railway earnings me Enc
made its statement Tor NOvember Lake shofr ami Mich
igiu Central its statement for the six months ended De-
81 and the Central aud Hudson its statement for
The quarter ended D ember 81 The Lake Shore. Michi
gan Central ana Canada southern ench declared dvi-
tral and Hudson It's dividend for the
quarter. All of the companies pinde The amount
OF their diyidens only about onohaif of the amount OF
earnings for the respective periods Aew-lOk aud New
gives earnings S39.OOD
of its monthly frat charges and for The two
months october and November AN excess OF $4,000
or the rate Oi nearly SGOOOOO excess per annuln
which sum il equal 10 per cent the common stock
subjoincd usual table giving the highest lowest
and final prices number Of shares sold Tor the week.
together with the na prices OF week ago, OF fortyUne
active representative stocks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-02

siurc ,prns The v.csly gansc' h'y~ eern m Ny =
lin %. Julc l.. 1921; fuuc 30 l.'i-. JDhr -.
: sr,. Iniy g. G3~,. IuIy 10 G7f1. Iu'r H. ttA
u ~ lily IN tie 'rul" oil depart
m, Cou~oltat.i EXCHANGE '-f "c~t. hui TIC ia
Vouu. uf nsin-- bAlov o. Nriv TIMES. The ten
drucv upward ~ ne lace 81 hfhfi.. r"1n sen
iiu,cit ami icat- liukil ~ l. uear H. N"i -
s,~,p. foIriv penn would prv~ - anthr Dyer The
seller. many tnO." who hfdn The FS'ls y"
psro1um Co BE- item sufrc-sn - Ia Iutl! ur
r,uff 4 The m e rtlr| hlu
result 49," encouragement oil
or rr- oulN ~rs nat rtnn upon tir
The hu iing- 80 VINO haV"
down higher pa in no" are
va Ibn -, 0i Couis, lhlr 10
lange luf ie mArs~t lsi u II po-'ers
su,tiautr. HiHhtlNe Oi givNln4 Nrcth alN 6
faNotnDle iett,I rrspnu~" thnn las lr'h
ven pas, 10 t.e COMMERCIAL e"hiitols "t v :
trplo
Iho range Of pr1cc- drngs In crude tt
IA. IetIus los tAr
= $3.50 L..L..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-02

Total shares sold for the week.. i'o'''ooA
MINING STOCKS.
The business In mining stocks last week was less nc
tive than In the preceding week and the TRANSACTIONS NJ
the Consolidated Stock and Petroleum EXCHANGE
Amounted I524O2 shares against ls057o shares Tor
the preceding week Something less than one-ha Oh INC
weeks business was sutr0 Tunnel The Somsnck
shares have ruled firm all the way through CALIFORNIA
and Virginia from Sls - 10 VT Hale anu
Norrross rose from 81 80 so. Sierra Nevada
closed at S. S7 Union Consolidated at ~ 30 ana Best
aud Becher at 50 sutro advanced &C. to and closed al
35c Honestake recovered from $40 10 sl4 III Cristo
wan active ut S3 % GT2 80 81 60 The Colorado STOCKS
were almost entirely neglected. and the Bodie STOCKS
lied firm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-02

Nrw.YoRK CITY, Sept. Is, 1885,
SIREN Sutherland Sisters, Nstg York
DEAR LADIES; have been losng my hair for tho past
three rapidly that before commence using your
hair rrparaons bald person could be- although
Gully to ny tive years OF age.
Tired preparation preparation the moro usea
The bsId 1 became ! have been nsls your Il n
GROW Err and SEA Up ZANE about Two nonth- anu in
that time my hair almost two Inches ALSO tiok
AMI IT. turai colur willing 10 give All Inc esthny
In Others ouot the value OF your prep
' Mrs MARY W. FENNELL
West 18Th At. New YORK tISy.
Mrs Mary Fenne can be prors with this new
growth OF hair. - -, - ,..,
sale by gsts and at onr p'rlors u west ist
where hold free consultations daily regarding 'no
treatment Of tue hair
branch onicei TEohOE r. SHELLS, s2l Broadway
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The l.tnal tsutr. daily REPAIRED bv the Rational Trln
the rdetisr s-iufs the -On'hwt Stern yipe
~ K. De or an thc ~ tho
e-tiuitrt December Ia the nre
pous u - lcIartci> - tho SUM
tnc pipe the t,F rs Shor:
Tof,rhts - pte . anal 45ifgr l2'LTr7
a, u,r LAD q 81, 74n,t ItU2j 1912
wa. ~ n tho Wash urfon fsfr - 81 airy mn
clI- Ly 8 the h- 'p-f 81 r,'h -
ulaN oi ry"i sril- 80 c'
follow 81 by Temporary 10 lhr ouiimL"hf IN Ne lo"N
L a fccr- lou fII let "a weld hrorc IN tis
O., % . r,,e,t a. th' nave mems
.irr.uci on e1t,n 80 81 NrtT. Toe gauges
q. "a i indicated a. FOL
/. Nh. ! brlne una al:
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CRIE RAILWAY. now known ~ the VIEW

ERIE RAILWAY. now known as the VIEW
II YORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD.
Through trains leave 2sds and stations AZ same
s"ar local trains leave 2stst s'stion fifteen nr''"fss
Ca m.-Dsifv except SUNDAYS Dsv ry,rsss suret Dr,v.
Bss s."s, e oa a. t. MSr
t. m-Daiv "thcago and 81 .onts fauftef . seh
Hve 'a sevn sy s~ Snre ssr and g. Louis
Nosxtra charge for fast tins.
6mDaly "N.sara and ontario Invited - noche.,ss
only Pullman tonic hetween N~wyork ma roron'o
Coaches to F,,,s Rur,,o Nsa~a-a Fails Gin
einnaf ant Chicago
IuIr,oSl" snS ,s:s ~ sAn 70 7sS go 1920 ,
,tG $40 lt9is M 1916 dis. fso. 74s 800 lc: onin.
Patterson, we ~ 5:go 1850 eao ,oao, NJ ,gsc noon
$40. lo:,o i2 n. las I;ls $50 7'ak soo io:so
Is;s Est';s:$ ;'s &f IS s 's
snaern AZ s4s. 80 80 ic2ca w. i'i 800 $780, 500
SUNDAYS $40. $40 lo;2ol H. Ids Ais $50 40 1850
D. n.y. and 1900 mdnlght 20 ,-.,.
Wsrwck 900 io' 2,s NJ 1902 M snndavs'4S n
Newourg and Cornwall $50 400 30 $50 5s) AM
"n % s19 sa Boz m 800
SUNDAYS s;3o % ina, s,o,,y.
sosSen 4 iaPg 4 500 400 o2o M 500 $50 l
800 $50 70. sundays 6'%a $50 lo2o u H. ooa
midaleown 81; sas $50. 90 1920 ~ s:Sl g, ~
7:ia. $50 SUNDAYS 30 $50 l0'goh H. o''' ''1
Por iervis AS $50 400 1920 ~ s:so 40 $40 S'r.
$40 y M sundays $40 1920 r. M. 800 $40 500 IA,
Sleeping Coaches he oianef and orders for ne checking
and transfer 81 hargarc NAV he fr a. he ccmp.nys ocs
Futon..t. Brsoklvn. or At lhe Comnany's p.nots
r1pres. from the wst arrive in NewYors at I'D
'''' W. T. r. FARMER GenI Pass'r Agent. New'York.
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allow is this, Shep :" was his inquiry.

" How Is this, Shop 7" was his inquiry.
3Wby. that's my bird" was the auswer II
shot IT."
inasted. and finally asked his friend 10 examine his
gan The Recorder did and discovered that his
weapon remained loaded. His frieud had pulled his
trigger iust tr1e in advance of him The only solace
Mr. Hacket found was IN the exclamation:
SwhO the blank told you to fire, anyhow"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-02
HIS GUN MAS STILL LOA DED.

Shepherd +. Knapp. whose fondness for sport wac
known TO every club man. close TREND OF Re-
cofdsr Hackett. and usea to tell many sorso OF their
experiences at hunting aud isning. On occasion
they Isiip and had been beating the bush IN
successfully for tiine. when ins grouse dew up
cad tho Resordsr pulled trigger. Is he suppo.rd.
There wss . loud report and the bind ell The
Recorder proceeding TO PICK It up, when " ME
scene justahesd Of him. bsgyed tho bird.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-02
pnsroN NEWPORT, NUkIh AND
IIAkLtM RIVER BRANCH: ,rvosp r

NhW.NOUh t-M -hAk Ed AAd II a .slI-.-
rams leave H.Iicu IA,cS ststo' cle .r..a ...ysr
,..1.. ~ ,x,r rnrl Bfu4e .eivss nj
u..vL.u W seoond AyenLs Ala suIi san 81, To- iIs5
a..I aaifv except suniays 81 o:to t;ov s'Ao r rre
- u .:IV s5s. a:AU $40. Gso toico e West falms
C.suuvy. loiItl huuts RUM. t~i.xa
81 cle,iS Ina so.s. o>1 tnes.s' Isis
Hay Bgrtow llIy Isau,l PoihA Aano s ,.sns ~ 40
Newl uaiiis soi AL t
NAM INC VI Ile Aew-l Ne@...vsn sla
Line and AR sihv "a
MS1ietown New Brilain sisd suiae'a s'@"'"'s
points East ,,.,,s and ALI ntsrue<ate sta
tos M 40 "A. daily. excevt Avpdo .sx,,.A,te vtap
tsss m q m 1901 aud Wv ~ tae s sss. 49,
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WANTED.
steamboats, ano Railroads.

NORTHERN RAILROADOF NGW-JERsEY,
~ trains leave from Chanberss Station FOR Fnyewood'
Tenary Clo.sr sparki and Nvacs 6so 7ao $50 ss ~
il m l:l5 800 400 $50 52n SD $780, 500 ,034
D. NJ 1000 midnight. sundays 1890 $50 400 and 500
T. For Nanpet Spring VALLEY. Monsev AID rsmals 80
1880. $50 a. 4:50. $50 Sundays $50 n soo
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SATURDAY. Jan. IL. u.

SATURDAY. Jan. II. n.
Yesterdays Treasury statement showed that its bal
during the week reduced Gold, 81 1851 ,34
legaltenders. 1871 675 and silver coin and bullion
81 O6s 4e3 The fund for the retirement of National
bank notes reduced $4,000 The amount Of bonds
held for security of bank note circulation which
withdrawn during the week exceeded the amount Of
bonds deposited only SIG 900.
Yesterdays bank statement remarkably fav0ra-
bic exhibit although than to be expected
from the large arrivals gold and liberal disbursements
by the Treasury surplus Of 600 900 AT the
New Year would almost unprecedented in size
prior 1884 And in connection with this IL must he
membcred that this large ia carried with the loans
at greater than before at this Of the
year. and from 500 900 900 to $50O00O09 greater than
ever before the New Year Of 1886.
The foil wing compares OF yesterdays statement
ni snnnl Ing laten OF l-si and lNNA
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G.c.mvoa!s Gn0 nallr0UE6.
RAILROAD.
Oh and after NOVEMBER IL 1850
IhkA e THINK LINE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains VIA DesDroSses ana .ouiandt stree
HARRISBURG PltIsDarg. and the West. with Pullman Palace
am Cnoago Llnlted OF paror Dining ami sleep
ny Cars ~ IA &. ~. every t.y ,,, Pa,
At No. eonnectins Al CORY for ntasviia petroleum.
sS,non ,:soI $50 u .ni!i i,, asrS
Express Of pullman Palace cars daily except sunday
lOl arrye wasninston p ~ ana lazy 80 up M ss
100 !. i:3O and /. ami i2:i3 night SUNDAY oia
s:'o = H. $50 ana pn M an iz;i1 night
Tor cape Nay Week DAYS lilo m. On SATURDAYS only
Ion, H. hlanc lay ,ae ton stations
pm. ON sunday $40 a. H. ana p H. 'Do not S'opA'
10 CG Io% Norfolk via NewYors rhila,Gepns and
Norfolk hai'a u p i% Ssof' Gay VIZ D''''"''''
Boaso Brookyn Annex" connect with AL through train,
Jersey Clty. anordnr speedy ana "iiee' Transfer o'
1sgn' ar''s' iron day fion Washington ami Baltimore
$50. 5:5 a @ 70 $40 $780, s. o ~ ", ana i ~
GaeSla $50 ~ '5S so; .lS go $50 SO
s s2S 'S gtS gS S iSs4 $50 i, s and i i:5
.. H.. 500 0lO. 100. ":2o. ";'3 and lO;39p H.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains VIA DesOros'es ami Court
stree. teires A. oilows ,n,,., anil, c,,c,,,
i-an'od -G1 ,.i y n mi h ,S ilGA G an,
o. p a% M. sunday tal "N Express S'IS $50 Lo
40 y a.. . en a ols LUZ aatS y s .o . An,
ny sas ~ saS lS1 M oT m'a
he leave Broad street otAOon Fhht icpr
l9UI AO5 44D jl0. $780, i.il sd y b';h1 II AZ
ll.l6a IA. (l.med Express LILA an 400 y ~ tL.ty
ao S ~ 'ii lS $50 1Sa . go ist5 so Emis
r.y, n.euHa VA Camden soOA. IA. daily. except
T iet on,oea 49, tS5 and ga Broadway Astor honss
ami mot of and COuranit 81. va Court,1
AMI brooklyn Annex citation. loot OF Fultoh-st, broosy
Station Jersey Ity. Emigrsn ticket Once No BAIley
Place and Castle GartsnL -, -, 49,, .,, aha,
The Sew.York Company VIA call Tor and ehec<
baggage 's, s, -ad residences J.R WOOD
General MsnageE 0eDerai PAbs'r A2eaL
deduction OF FARES VIA NUkWiCH
IL LIN L. The Popular INSIDE RouIe 10 BOSTON, 20
Nv,e,loI Corresponding reuu,tioh W aI Po.A.S
steamers CITY OF " orcester and tlv % neN-,oih
1--we Per 40 (od Number North hsei. oot u "altssI
e1t pler above Des0oosos Ferry aaiS vhsept Su5 -
aiSU -
I\hI,AWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
IL EkN KAILEOAn suoAIksT Line BEIMEEN
NrW.lU,tk AN BUFFALO. LIGHTNING kAPREss
1hAINS 40 DUsI. ALWAYS On lime ,.,,uv,
tiIIIMAN lALACE DAY AND SLEEPiNo SohNh-A
Ha,Is 10 barclay and ,hristopn"f sts
Da m Duy except sundays Buffalo AND osweso Ia
Pu,iiuan uai. stfontsburg scfAso. Das
Ux,urL Nurw connect scranton isr Pit.sto.
DaAyllc AND NoItAumbefisnd ~ o"e3o o'
llls. intermediate salions ,,,u,..,. ,o.,,..
=. M I,nx kiisra hxpross Pullman eoAeieS
oi y .ier Cal. A,ghlnton. O9eso .li t.1ia
noantan fI.Ioion. hnssui
4. ia Daily Bunalo Linied EApiesA fuilan Soa.nes
S,l,, !. ~ tIcsp lns scl Uiean VIA ~ IAnd
y b1y bunao ana Us"Sf" . n,p.so~ uorIsndL
ky-Acuss Oswega Greene Oxlor. VOL s.si 49,, ,nrr.
pSlsip stations except SATURDAYS C0nnsoA - "u" w.
Trains lor all points W eat .s -, osa roadway ara
11ck Inr ss hAggsge checked nj 80 ssS
q VssIcott LIpress Offices N New'fork and SsooAs@